Serial number of interview
Age of respondent
Sex of SELECTED respondent
Intro Q1 Number in household
Number of Adults (aged 18+) in the household
Number of children aged less than 18 living in the household
Number of people aged 65 or more living in the household
Number of adult children of the respondent living in the household
Number of parents or parents-in-laws of the respondent living in household
Number of other relatives of the respondent living in household
Number of people not related to the respondent living in household
Number of people in household excluding non relatives
Number of women in the household
Personal income before tax and National Insurance contributions
Total income of household
Total household income divided by all family members
Total household income divided by all adults in family
Intro Q2 Martial Status of SELECTED respondent
How long have you lived where you live now?
Describe place where you live
Household income kept up with prices?
Access to internet from this address
Do you use internet for any reason?
Care for someone in your home
Care for someone outside your home
Self assessed health over past year
Does respondent have longstanding illness, disability or infirmity
Household tenure
Who is your landlord?
Highest educational qualification
Age when completed continuous full-time education
Respondent: number of hours worked per week
Respondent: sector
Background Your Economic Activity
Background Partner Economic Activity
Partner: number of hours worked per week
Respondent: employment status
NS Socio Economic Classification - respondent
NS Socio Economic Classification - partner
Religion - categorised
How often do you attend church services/meetings?
Are you religious?
Self-assessed left/right political views
Are older people treated better or worse than general population because of their age?
As you get older, do people treat you with more or less respect?
Do NI authorities do all they should for older people?
Are older people adequately represented by NI politicians?
Do older people need a body to champion their needs and rights?
Problem facing older people: making ends meet
Problem facing older people: fear of crime
Problem facing older people: loneliness
Problem facing older people: isolation
Problem facing older people: transport
Problem facing older people: lack of respect
Problem facing older people: keeping warm in winter
Problem facing older people: getting employment
Problem facing older people: access to healthcare
Problem facing older people: access to suitable housing
Problem facing older people: boredom
Problem facing older people: elder abuse
Problem facing older people: all of these
Problem facing older people: don't know
Problem facing older people: other
Older people are admired and respected by young people
People in 50s should give up work for younger people
People in 60s should give up work for younger people
Older people are too set in their ways
Older people are not willing to listen to views of young people
Older people should stand up more actively for their rights
Older and younger people should mix socially
All older people should have reduced prices for gas, phone etc
Older people are much younger in their ways
Society does not recognise contribution of older people
Health and social care workers treat older people differently in their attitudes
Health and social care workers treat older people differently in their treatment
Health and social care workers treat older people differently on waiting lists
50+: you treated with less dignity by health/social care because of your age
50+: you not offered medical treatment because of your age
Friend or relative treated with less dignity by health/social care because of age
Friend or relative not offered medical treatment because of age
People in 50s/60s treated worse by prospective employers
People 50s-retirement treated fairly by financial sector
People over retirement treated fairly by financial sector
50+: you not treated fairly by financial sector because of age
Friend or relative not treated fairly by financial sector because of age
Should people over retirement age be encouraged to stay in paid employment?
Older workers discriminated in job recruitment
Older workers discriminated in job promotion
Older workers discriminated in job training
Older workers discriminated in status
50+: you not treated fairly by employer because of age
Friend or relative not treated fairly by employer because of age
Under retirement age: work part time
16 or 50 year old get a plumbing apprenticeship
Young father or man of 70 get heart by-pass
Pension of £90.70 a reasonable deal
How adequate is financial provision by state for pensioners?
Age someone is an 'older person'
Unpaid work: raising or handling money
Unpaid work: leading group or committee member
Unpaid work: organising event
Unpaid work: visiting people
Unpaid work: befriending or mentoring
Unpaid work: coaching
Unpaid work: giving advice
Unpaid work: secretarial
Unpaid work: transport
Unpaid work: representing
Unpaid work: promotion
Unpaid work: campaigning
Unpaid work: other practical help
Unpaid work: helping in church
Unpaid work: collecting things to be sold
Unpaid work: teaching
Unpaid work: selling tickets
Unpaid work: working with young people
Unpaid work: working in charity shop
Number of problems faced by older people
Number of ways health and social care workers treat older people differently
Number of ways older workers are discriminated against
Number of types of unpaid work undertaken in last 12 months
Political party feel closest to